Co-captain junior Jody Law was able to win her first set 6-2. She and her next opponent seemed to have a previous relationship as they both shared laughs and smiles with each other throughout the entire set. They even gave each other compliments after each game ended. The lighthearted mood nevertheless ended in Law’s loss 6-2.
Despite a few bumps for the singles sets, the doubles pairs stayed strong with two teams winning their second sets.
“Since it was our second year together, we know each other pretty well so we can know where the other person is going to go. That is how we have good teamwork,” sophomore Kelsey Chong said about her partner junior Ruri Kobayakawa.
Though there were supposed to be three sets each, the girls‘ strong lead combined with an earlier sunset allowed the first CCS game to end with only two games played each with a final set count of 13-3.